Hello everyone,
It was a hot day here but it is cooler now so we can enjoy a tour of the garden. this is called Martha's garden(Martha is the statue at the back of the garden).
I am joining Cindy at My Romantic Home for Show and Tell Friday again today. There is already lots to see over there.
The garden is at it's peak now with lots of color everywhere.
We have had great summer weather -lovely sunny days,cool nights and enough rain to keep everything green and lush. I only have to water planters and window boxes.
These beds are the southern beds viewed from the veranda on the back of the house.
If you continue on through the vine covered terrace(gazebo) you walk to the allee garden.
Chelsea Garden
The other end of Chelsea
My husband built this last year- it gave more of a focal point to the garden.
And here you can see the gardeners hard at work- I can't tell you how many buckets full of daylillies we have deadheaded lately!
I couldn't get my pictures to all go over together so there is more of today's post below.
Hi Carolyn
ReplyDeleteYour garden is spectacular and I know that producing such an beautiful garden is a huge amount of work. Every corner of it looks perfect too. You are amazing!
Hugs, Rhondi
Hi Carolyn... Your gardens are all amazing!! What a reward it has giving you from all the love you have given it:-)
ReplyDeleteWhen our rain finially stopped it stopped... not a drop for well over a month, I am a slave to the hose (but is is fun to soak my feet every so often:-)
Bella
Your gardens are simply beautiful Carolyn :) How I wish I could be surrounded by so much beauty to behold every day. I hope to add another little garden area in the front of our home next spring, with perenials and some ornamental grasses. Haven't told my hubby about my idea yet :) Thank you once again for sharing your lovely gardens with us.
ReplyDeleteWarmest hugs, Brenda
It's lovely to think there are places where it actually gets cool in the summer and the rains water the lawns. I still think my favorite vew of your gardens is the sweet lamppost, sunny or misty. Thanks for giving a respite from the heat here in California ( though it was only in the 80s today).
ReplyDeleteDearest Carolyn,
ReplyDeleteYou got a lovely garden and all the luck of the climate you live in for managing this! Well deserved for all the hard work; we know what it takes... Enjoy it now at its peak days!
Greetings from Georgia
MariettesBacktoBasics
I'm in love with your garden, it is absolutely amazing! I hope you are able to put a video together, you definately have 'the touch'!
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Carolyn, Stunning is all I can up with. Everywhere there are beautiful blooms. Amazing!
ReplyDeleteIncredibly beautiful, I love all the different little sitting areas! I'm sure it's a lot of maintenance but definitely seems worth is!
ReplyDeleteMy jealousy knows no bounds. Your gardens are **incredible**!!!
ReplyDeleteGrazie Carolyn, il tuo blog è per me la miglior fonte di ispirazione per la mia casa!
ReplyDeleteBaci, felice weekend ♥
♥ Maddy
Wow...this was just like going through the 'secret garden' tale - only this time, for real!!!
ReplyDeleteMy Show n tell is "Troll Talk" if you'd like to click on the link and visit with me today
Your gardens just take my breath away and the way you photograph them I feel like I am there. Thanks for sharing your garden tour. ~~Sherry~~
ReplyDeleteCarolyn....That is a lot of hard work to make a garden so beautiful and maintain it but I know you do it with such love! It is amazing!~Hugs, Patti
ReplyDeleteOh, I just wish I could go and visit your garden. It's so beautiful!! And I also would like to see the window boxes you have. Maybe you've shown them already?
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend.
Love Elzie
I never get tired of awlking around this garden...well, via the photos that you post :) :): ) it's always so lovely. I can imagine lovely tea parties out here or other fun activities, too...Have a great weekend. Love and hugs from Oregon, Heather :)
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Thank you for taking us on a tour of your gardens.
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Debbie@houseatthelake
It is always such a pleasure to stop by here for a visit but what a treat it has been today to behold such beauty in your garden!!
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Lovely blogg and garden.
ReplyDeleteAnnika
Well, okay, this time I really am speechless. You've surpassed yourself, Carolyn! You and your husband are so generous to share all the beauty you've created with people all over the world. Have a lovely weekend! – g
ReplyDeleteWow!! your garden looks very nice, and well managed! There is very much space of garden and I think you can build also garden room and office also.
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oh my......i am a huge fan of your garden! Thank you so much for sharing....i love everything you have done out there & i know how much love & dedication you have given to your garden! Truly amazing...xoxo
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Carolyn, Your garden is breathtaking and I just can't imagine the amount of hours it takes to keep it looking that beautiful. I love to work in ours, but the Georgia heat and humidity are awful once the temps hit in the 80s, so our garden suffers in the summer. I'm just amazed at how lush yours is. You must get a good bit of rain.Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden. I've really enjoyed it.
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What a delightful garden
ReplyDeleteYour garden is beautiful Carolyn it most be a lot of work. I could imagine. The work is probably worth it though because you can to enjoy it's beauty.
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